When I make mistakes, that affects my self esteem, which is a mistake, because we all make mistakes.
I’ve made mistakes, apparently, dealing with the annoying noises I’ve been hearing in my head for two years whenever I speak or sing. Unless I’m mistaken, other people don’t get annoyed with the noises I make whenever I speak or sing, which is good.
Do you see any mistakes in my images for today?
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I’m still making mistakes when I play my new holiday song, but I’m going to try to create a good enough version of it with GarageBand today.
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Here’s what I find when I search for “mistakes” on YouTube:
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Thanks to all who are here for my mistakes, including YOU!!
I like your new holiday song Anne! xo
I love that you like it, Carol Anne!
Have you ever seen those videos of sidewalk artists who draw multi dimensional images th
one of them lives here in Ann Arbor, near me, David Zinn, and we are always finding his surprises around town. he draws things where there are cracks and holes and makes everyone happy
Both of you make me happy.
I love the quote that says, all mistakes are sacred.
Wonderful quote, beth.
Sometimes when calling the quarters, which I did occasionally in Wiccan ceremonies, I misjudged where “east” was, which of course throws the whole thing off. After one such event, a friend reminded me that a dash of imperfection is essential in great things. Something like that, anyway.
I was at a Wiccan Solstice ceremony where the person calling the quarters started by facing north and saying, “Spirits of the…wait, of the what?” Everyone had a good laugh and it made the evening fun.
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Thanks for sharing that, Chris!
Thanks for sharing, Barbara!
Intellectually I know it’s okay to make mistakes. Mistakes can even be beneficial—and if nothing else they show that I’ve tried. But emotionally it’s hard to get over the fear of making mistakes.
At least I know sushi is never a mistake.
It least I know that we can forgive mistakes together, Chris.
Oh, no, you’re human, Ann.
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